Cycurion's Digital Ally wins $383K in Midwest law enforcement deals

Cycurion, Inc. (NASDAQ: CYCU) announced that its Digital Ally subsidiary has secured approximately $383,000 in new and expanded contracts with law enforcement agencies across the Midwest over the past 30 days, according to a press release from the McLean, Virginia-based company.

The contracts cover in-car video systems, body-worn cameras, cloud-based digital evidence management, and equipment expansions for existing customers. Products involved include the EVO HD and EVO Core in-car video systems, FirstVu Pro body-worn cameras, and multi-year unlimited cloud plans, typically structured as five-year agreements with 90-day terms. Some agencies funded purchases upfront, including through grants, while others extended existing plans and added equipment.

"These results show the continued demand for practical, high-quality video and evidence solutions among law enforcement agencies," said L. Kevin Kelly, Chairman and CEO of Cycurion. "Agencies are choosing Digital Ally because the products work in the field, the support is responsive, and we build around what each department actually needs."

Digital Ally serves more than 800 law enforcement, municipal, and public safety clients. Cycurion acquired Digital Ally as part of a broader strategy to combine public safety technology with its cybersecurity and managed services capabilities.

Cycurion also noted that its leadership team includes former Special Operations and Intelligence Community professionals who are involved in restructuring the company's operations and strategy.

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